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Ance4Liverpool:Why will the sane people in Nigeria want to vote for a former Governor that was not prolific in anything? I will is different from I did? He will always be judged by what he did while operating in a live situation and not what he will do in a theoretical situation. The sane people remember how he was assessed by the people who suffered his misgovernance, not how he was projected as a saint by those who had to vote for their tribal candidate. |
Bobloco:Biggest political figure that could not win a national election and will still serve beneath Atiku? And is private citizen Tinubu more powerful than President Tinubu? If he won 8m+ votes without the support of the government that was determined to sabotage him, will he now sabotage his own campaign when he is the incumbent President? Dey play. |
Bobloco:Like it was a walkover in 2023, while begging for votes like a yes daddy puppet just a few days to the election? Delusions that will lead to another well deserved defeat, while boasting to prove that he won the election. |
PROPEACE:Exactly my point. So why allow the preponderance of tinted cars in a country dealing with so much insecurity and terrorism? |
Cajal:Do you know how many wanted persons and terrorists have driven past you and me and many security persons hunting for them, while relaxing in the anonymity of a tinted car? Do,you know how many kidnap victims have been moved about places in the city in broad daylight while hidden away in the obscurity of a tinted vehicle? |
Tjra:No be America get female football? US women soccer is like English Premiership or La Liga of male football. This is not early retirement. This is the peak. |
Let them keep speculating and buying. What would piss me off is if the Tinubu regime does not have an end game that will make those buying dollars and stocking it up, shed bitter tears of regret in the near term. Even as a layman, I know series of actions I can take that would make cash dollars start appearing in refuse dumps in Nigeria as they would have become so useless to those stocking it up outside of the banking system, while those who have them in their domiciliary accounts will be offloading them within the approved banking currency exchange the sooner they get foreign remittances only into such accounts. |
N3TRAL:The ones that you did not fall for, can you tell us their successes while in government? Or you have a knack for falling at will without learning anything from previous falls? |
jmoore:Tracking of mobile phone will allow you spot kidnap victims whose pictures have been released to the public, but are still being moved around the towns and cities by their abductors in plain sight that is tinted? Remind me again what purpose the tinted glass is serving? |
Let them be stranded at the BDC. |
A country battling with insecurity and widespread kidnappings, should not be allowing the use of tinted glasses in any type of vehicle. |
Bebigiby1:If you are not an obidient, then you are even far worse. You are an alarmist and anarchist. |
I reckon your agenda did not agend the last time, so you just had to come back like a miserable election loser to find another way to truncate a legitimate government, just because your candidate like you, is a sore loser? Shame on you and those losers who have assigned you your miserable task.
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RichDad1:You know the civil criminals very well. |
BoldBrainz:Spoken like a true bigot. |
2mch:Both the government and the people have a dollar obsession that will continue to ruin the economy. |
Penguin2:All these rantings just for the Igbo man to take his place beneath the Fulani in Aso Rock. |
Still feeding the monster. Only an insane country suffering from a myriad of security challenges that include kidnapping, would allow every new car owner to be using tinted glasses and windows. Only a government not ready to bite, would allow Nigerians to be stocking up foreign currencies in domiciliary accounts and trading foreign in every nook and crazy of the country. A country obsessed with foreign currency and still enabled by the government. |
BoldBrainz:You mean virtually all Igbos voted the Igbo candidate out of love for Nigeria, but some Yorubas voted a Yoruba due to repulsive tribal inclinations? I reckon Peter Obi is incompetent for advocating the same subsidy removal and free market trading of currencies that you are now lamenting about and still claiming it delights you? How many children have been sold by poor families in your village to your delight? It is for this same wickedness that you sons of Nzeribe will always meet failure in national politics.
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kestolove95:This illiterate does not even understand the reason why certain departments of the CBN are being moved for the overall efficiency of CBN for the benefit of the country. But like a drunk illiterate vomiting rubbish at a beer parlour, he claims CBN itself is being moved to Lagos because of a Yoruba agenda. |
The SSS should focus on our security problems. They are not there to find solutions to the problems faced by politically exposed persons. They should find solutions to the terrorism and criminality that is engulfing the country. |
BoldBrainz:So you are happy that machinations are being formed against a President that is not suffering from the machinations while you are? The miserable life of an election loser. |
arantess:Where did I allege that an 8 months old government has solved our problems? |
Mental slavery is the worst. When people have become so enamoured with the mindset that life must be better away from their home that is not fighting a war and for which they are not refugees seeking an escape, then let them face whatever comes to them in their illegal journey. They are prey for the hunter since they have decided to venture into the forests. |
Penguin2:He has already been taught a lesson by his defeat, just like every other losing presidential candidate in the last election. The government of Bola Tinubu does not revolve around teaching a lesson to the election losers, but providing a solution to the myriad of problems that Nigeria has been facing and still facing. Stop keeping your brain stuck in the Obi 2023 campaign mode. Besides, you are already campaigning for him to serve as a boy under his master Atiku in 2027. |
chopnaira:The irony is lost on him. |
Nonexisting1:I am showing you that you lots are the hypocrites who are criticising a situation that was already expected by all the frontline Presidential candidates, including the hypocritical critic, Peter Obi. |
All you have proposed is suggestive that there is too much dollar hoarding and trading ongoing within Nigeria, that the government ought not to allow. That is my only disillusionment with the Nigerian government. The Tinubu regime is not biting enough. Stop barking and start biting. |
mcbreeze:Continue buying up foreign currencies you are not spending in Nigeria, and be expecting the rate to fall. It is the law of demand and supply at play, when there's no dollars to stock up, everyone will keep their Naira. The government has allowed a free trade determined by market forces.
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Ok. Congratulations to him. If he someday becomes Governor of Lagos State, I hope he will not domicile the state funds in a bank he was previously the Chairman and has major interests. We know a certain "Saint" who was fraudulent enough to do so. |
What happens in SouthAfrica is not our problem, as I believe they have their own journalists to report the news locally just as our Nigerian journalists are also doing same. The government of Nigeria must be responsible for the lives and safety and livelihood of Nigerians. The government should provide a solution fast to the security lapses we have always had, and which a lot of criminals and terrorists are now emboldened to exploit. |
They are just waking up to commonsense measures that should have been taken since. Nigeria is the only developing country with potential for greatness, that still allows citizens to be holding foreign currency in their local bank account, and allow the free trading of foreign currency in every road side kiosk. By now, all domiciliary accounts should have had limitations of $10,0000, that should have a 3months limit to liquidate to below $2000 once foreign remittance has ceased. And prohibit all transfers between Nigerian domiciliary accounts, such that the funds can only be exchanged by the bank hosting the account. |
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